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Links to recordings

The internet has no shortage of... anything. There are multiple versions of most of this music available, so if I can save you some time in searching, here is some recommended listening.

Sure on this shining night — LA Master Chorale. Incredible performance!
How to sing like a planet — Massachusetts All-State Choir
Moonglow — the best option is probably the demo on Darmon Meader's website
Choose something like a star — you're usually in good hands with the Atlanta Master Chorale
Abendfriede — I'm not committing to their choice of tempo, but this recording is sung by Germans
Light of a clear blue morning — I will confess that more and more these days I struggle with listening to music just for the simple joy of listening to music. It's usually connected to work in some capacity. But when I came across this recording by Conspirare, I just played and played it on repeat. Gives me the tingles every time. This kind of warmth and solace and hope is what I hope our audience will leave with.
Following a Light Midi Tracks
Following a Light text
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot, arr. Moses Hogan
Light of a clear blue morning, arr. CHJ
Moonglow Part tracks

Program overview

Rheinberger: Abendfriede

Lauridsen: Sure on this shining night

Alexander: How to sing like a planet

— Small group (AMC / treble reboot) —

Dunphy: Following a Light

intermission

Meader: Moonglow

Hogan: Swing low, sweet chariot

Aspaas: Stars are with the voyager

Thompson: Choose something like a star

Holst: In the quest for understanding

Dolly: Light of a clear blue morning